Julian Buckley: After 180mins of goalless football, it's safe to say the Premiership is lacking in top-quality playmakers and strikers.

Ben: If we had Haaland, we win that game today handily. C'mon, Roman. Break the bank.

Joe Wedgwood: Big games now are so dull. Too many tactics, not enough one v one. Rashy/Hudson/James/Ziyech/Greenwood but can't recall a single driving run from them all.

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Who would have thought a few months ago that Sheffield United against Liverpool would be a game between two out-of-sorts teams?

While the Reds went on to win the title in 2019-20, the Blades finished an impressive ninth ahead of the likes of Everton, West Ham and Aston Villa.

It's a very different story now.

Sheffield United are hurtling towards relegation, 15 points from safety with 13 games left, while Liverpool arrive in South Yorkshire with their title defence in tatters after four straight league defeats.

Which one of these two are going to pick up a much-needed win?

Awww. Poor Emma. She's had two games today and hasn't seen one goal. Me? I've witnessed four already and I reckon there could be a bucketload at Bramall Lane in our late game. Let's go and find out. After you...

Well that's me done on here. The legendary Neil Johnston is back again for the final stretch as it's Sheffield United v Liverpool up next.

That game kicks off at 19:15 GMT. Reaction from Stamford Bridge to come too.

Take it away, Neil!

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It’s the right result. Neither team did enough to take the three points.

I think the second half was the better of the two. Both teams created a bit more, but the overall standard was similar to the first. Neither team looked like they were going to hurt the other enough to score.

It’s a disappointing outcome for two teams who are near the top of the league.

All over. Thomas Tuchel keeps another clean sheet. But it was all a bit flat. One to forget.

Headed away by Harry Maguire. Mateo Kovacic then strikes it from miles out and it rolls into David de Gea's arms.

Daniel James is penalised for a foul on Mason Mount. Another opportunity for Reece James to put a ball into the box...

There are two changes for Sheffield United following their defeat by Fulham, with Oliver Norwood coming in for the injured Chris Basham and David McGoldrick replacing Billy Sharp.

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Liverpool make two enforced changes to the side beaten by Everton in the Merseyside derby at Anfield last time out.

Alisson, absent following the death of his father this week, is replaced by Adrian in goal while Nathaniel Phillips comes in for the injured Jordan Henderson.

Academy goalkeeper Liam John Hughes, signed from Celtic earlier this month, is on the bench.

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Reece James' delivery goes past everyone in the box. Why is nobody attacking it!? United break down the right but Scott McTominay can't pick out a team-mate in the middle and it comes off N'Golo Kante.

Just a reminder that the only manager in Premier League history to keep a clean sheet in their first four home matches is Brendan Rodgers in 2011.

Thomas Tuchel could repeat the feat. Two minutes plus stoppage time to go and Chelsea have a free-kick in the Man Utd half.

I'm determined to finish this shift with a goal!

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a great ball by Reece James, but I'm disappointed with Timo Werner. It's a week effort to get to the ball.

Thomas Tuchel wasn’t happy with the centre-forward and his mentality. It needed to be aggressive and Werner’s body language didn't transmit any of that.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is not in the squad. Adrian starts while academy youngsters Jakub Ojrzynski and Liam Hughes are on the bench.

Former Reds striker Rhian Brewster is a substitute for Sheffield United, who make two changes.

Full team news to follow.

Timo Werner fizzes a decent strike at David de Gea from the left but it's straight at him. Comfortable save in the end.

Christian Pulisic then runs at the defence and fires one over the bar. Nice and direct. Chelsea getting closer...

Reece James curls a lovely ball in which Timo Werner almost gets on the end of at the back post but Victor Lindelof puts a crucial tackle in.

Thomas Tuchel is screaming at Werner to throw himself at it.

N'Golo Kante finds Ben Chilwell to the left but Chelsea have to go back to Mateo Kovacic.

Not much space around.

Zeb Bowyer: Is it just me or has modern Premier League football become extremely passive? Over-passing. Over-tactical. Overrated.

Joe Collett-Cramp: I really need to stop watching Man United games against the other alleged 'Big 6' clubs. They're never good, yet I never learn my lesson.

Sam: I don’t know how Chelsea have lost their counter-attacking instinct. That’s what great sides have in abundance.